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Blogbeitrag#119. Februar 2024

The Pickle Poetry Antitrust Case

Blog: Conversable Economist

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Back in 2002, the private investment firm called Hicks Muse that owned the Vlasic Pickle Company sought to purchase the Claussen Pickle Company. The Federal Trade Commission blocked the merger. In the press release announcing the action, the FTC said: According to the FTC’s complaint, Hicks Muse’s proposed acquisition of Claussen would eliminate competition and … Continue reading The Pickle Poetry Antitrust Case
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Blogbeitrag#21. September 2023

Meet a pioneer promoting inclusion through digital STEM education in the Yoruba language

Blog: Global Voices

Guest Contributor

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Dr. Taofeeq Adebayo is breaking entrenched language barriers and the digital divide by teaching scientific and technological concepts in Yoruba through digital platforms.

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Blogbeitrag#317. August 2023

Digital activist discusses why native Yoruba speakers should embrace their Indigenous language in online spaces

Blog: Global Voices

Many people are beginning to forget all the rich cultural and historical aspects of Yoruba. If the language is to thrive, its culture and identity must be visible.

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Blogbeitrag#414. Juni 2023

Can poetry in translation reimagine a free Belarusian–Ukrainian bridge?

Blog: Global Voices

Belarus is a victim of and a tool for Russia in its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Can poetry and translation establish a fragile bridge between Ukraine and free Belarusians?

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Blogbeitrag#53. Oktober 2023

Legendary singer Sherali Jo'rayev encapsulated Uzbekistan's traditional music and poetry

Blog: Global Voices

Mukhammadsodik Donaev

Mukhammadsodik Donaev

His legacy endures, a reminder of the enduring spirit of artistic expression and the importance of protecting the freedom to create and perform.

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Blogbeitrag#613. März 2024

Poetry as therapy: Hong Kong's domestic workers muse about love and sacrifice

Blog: Global Voices

Hong Kong Free Press

Hong Kong Free Press

"Ingat", meaning "take care" in Tagalog, is a book featuring the work of dozens of domestic workers telling stories about family, hardship, love and sacrifice.

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Blogbeitrag#716. Februar 2021

Death Has Many Names

Blog: NYT > The Stone

Not a day goes by that speakers of the Yoruba language do not make mention of death as both a phenomenon and a certainty.

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Blogbeitrag#819. Januar 2023

Ep. 518 — Amanda Gorman

Blog: The Axe Files with David Axelrod

The Institute of Politics & CNN

The Institute of Politics & CNN

When poet Amanda Gorman was 5 years old, she was already in the habit of waking up before dawn to write; her mother paid her a quarter each morning she stayed in bed past 6 a.m. Poetry became Amanda's outlet for exploring history and her own experiences. Her talents have taken her from serving as the first National Youth Poet Laureate to reciting her poem, "The Hill We Climb," at President Joe Biden's inauguration. Amanda joined David to talk about her mother's influence, working through her childhood speech impediment, the importance of representation in poetry and literature, writing for the inauguration following the Jan. 6 attacks on the Capitol, poetry as the language of the people, and her presidential aspirations.
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Blogbeitrag#917. November 2023

Tunnel Found

Blog: Reason.com

Plus: Hospital shafts, poetry holes, Osama bin Laden, Randi Weingarten, and more...

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Blogbeitrag#1019. Januar 2024

Jamaica-born Jason Allen-Paisant is the latest Caribbean poet to win the esteemed T.S. Eliot Prize

Blog: Global Voices

Janine Mendes-Franco

Janine Mendes-Franco

"A historic night for Caribbean poetry": His win makes it the third time in five years that a poet with Caribbean roots has won the prestigious prize.

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Blogbeitrag#1122. April 2024

Jelena Milušić and Merima Ključo: Balkan soul expressed through music

Blog: Global Voices

Combining the specific counter-alto singing with accordion enables two musical ladies to give new life to cultural heritage of Bosnia and Herzegovina, from XIX century lyrical poetry to Sephardic Jewish folk songs.

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Blogbeitrag#1210. Oktober 2023

What we can still learn from Dialogues of the Carmelites

Blog: Religion and Global Society

Flora Rustamova

Flora Rustamova

During the French Revolution, a group of Carmelite nuns were executed by the guillotine, becoming memorialised as the Martyrs of Compiègne. Their story inspired works of art, operas, plays, and poetry — Jane Fitzpatrick looks at what we can learn from them. A favourite among opera houses around the world, Francis Poulenc's Dialogues des Carmélites has … Continued

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Blogbeitrag#1314. Februar 2024

Global Language Justice – review

Blog: Impact of Social Sciences

In Global Language Justice, Lydia H. Liu and Anupama Rao bring together contributions at the intersection of language, justice and technology, exploring topics including ecolinguistics, colonial legacies and the threat digitisation poses to marginalised languages. Featuring multilingual poetry and theoretically rich essays, the collection provides fresh humanities perspectives on the value of preserving linguistic diversity, writes Andrew Shorten. This blogpost originally appeared … Continued

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Blogbeitrag#1428. Januar 2024

Book Review | Global Language Justice

Blog: USAPP

In Global Language Justice, Lydia H. Liu and Anupama Rao bring together contributions at the intersection of language, justice and technology, exploring topics including ecolinguistics, colonial legacies and the threat digitisation poses to marginalised languages. Featuring multilingual poetry and theoretically rich essays, the collection provides fresh humanities perspectives on the value of preserving linguistic diversity, writes Andrew Shorten. Global Language Justice. Lydia … Continued

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Blogbeitrag#1518. Juli 2023

"Let the politician die, and the Poet live!" – Senghor's vision of political power

Blog: ROAPE

David Tonghou Ngong writes about the importance of understanding Leopold Senghor's poetry when thinking about his perspective on political power. Senghor's 1951 poem "Chaka" captures his own situation as a person torn between his duties as poet and politician. Ngong argues that from this perspective, we should see Senghor as a complex figure who was neither saint nor sinner.
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